Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-05
Total $3.50, 900
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1t is both Security and an Equitable Company
lts business guaranteed for forty by the
five million dollars pays its losses promptly ike
the Equitaben Major Joseph L. Power, attorney
very much against his will. on May 18th, 1856 lie
ws member aye monshs and died after @ short i'll
presented December 9Th the claim was paid over sixty
after years They printed in bold type contain
concealments, subterfuees technicaties no re.
equity honesty and fair dealing No holding the word
no 20 aSe ana an TO nne
no law suits entaled 1t Is the only company exist
lnent plan that has any at ali of perpetuty
and security. The only one with any cash capital
and financial responsibility. The only one in which
the officers having no control over its nances cannot
possibly wreck the company. The only one that has
legal and financial guarantees for the safe handling of
No assessments viii be levied new members before
June or July payable after thirty days. in July Au
1881 to March, 1857 at s. 40 each at age 40. on po
eies Of $4,000 Two months time given on payment
For iul infornation list of the prominent Washing
JOHN W. BOND, General Agent,
IT. lOO6 ST. Room 5.
x~ WHEREAS THE COMMISSIONERS OF
- the District of Columbia have recently issued
an Order relative to the arrangement of material
used III the construction OF buildings and whereas
doubt to its business and right and whereas the
OF the said order is calculated only
retard the building interests OF the city, but to inict
apecunlary loss upon the very class men who are
least able to sustain loss for the that the lin
lted space allowed Will not admit of sufficient QuaI
uty OF material to justify the employing mechanics to
maintain sufficient number OF workmeIi to success
1uiIy operate his business thereby an iuus
uce alike upon the employer and employe and also
aoclng to the cost OF the house, therefore
BE nresolred That as workngmen and citizens of the
District OF Columbia, protest against said order
as being unjust and arbitrary and contrary To tine
spirit and Intentions OF American institutions
Lesolred: That in our judsment the Commissioners
III promulgaunS said order have exceeded the dIscre
uonary power invested Ill them by the creating the
Commissioner government.
Resorsd: That in protesting against the said order
we are influenced by motive other than TO
o. fairly and Justly dealt with that we disrlaim
any lntentoo to treat the honorable gentlemen with
disrespect or harshness.
=. Approved by Bricklayers' Union d. A. c. K of L.
carpenters Union, No. 1. mh5-3t'
NOTICE-THE BUSINESS HERETO
~ fore conducted 10y at 9th and SITS. e.
viii from March 1, 1881, be carried ON by my sons
the business Will be discontinued the above date
-h-Ho-os- L. A WOOD.
q <r, SPECIAL NOTICE. HAVE REMOVED
80 my jewelry store from 91S ST NV, to Az,
Pennsy wanna ave. where will be glad please
my customers with thanks A LOUIS SALTZSTEIN,
Jeweler. mh5-:lts
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